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Episode one is so exciting. I dont know if the audience will be able to handle it. The main character drops a casserole dish IN TH3 RAIN!! And, if tha wasn't exciting enough for you, she drops another one towards the end of the episode. Ts seres seems super exciting. I can't wait to see more. (Eye roll) Also, chatGPT can't write movies. If you want to see what it's like when chatGPT writes a movie, watch this.

Squandered a great opportunity for a good show. Couldn't hold my attention. And I was trying to like it. Actors lack charisma. Scenes are often dark with useless angles and the dialogue ranges from boring to annoying. They just tell the story rather than acting it out. Long stretches of conversations where the important parts of the story are told. And then, those conversations are broken up by meaningless interactions. It's like a bad American crime series. Story line relies heavily on cell phone conversations to move story forward. And the action is slow paced jogging at best. Cliche run down and abandoned buildings set the stage for most of the tense scenes. And the drug addicts in them are all dressed really well. It's just so lazy. I don't even care that it is set in the wrong time period. I really think the director was trying to produce something like a boring American crime drama- and succeeded.

Boring. The main character, Maya, and her husband, Joe, completely lack charisma or any interesting features that would make someone interested in them. The police detective is only mildly interesting. Every bit of dialog and every scene is like something you've seen and heard before. If the producers wanted to create a completely unremarkable and unmemorable viewing experience, they succeeded. If the point of the characters was to portray a murder as routine life, the show is a success. Even the art on the walls in the sets are painfully boring. The way the story is written, it's as if the writers were afraid to show any emotion or allow the characters to have a personality.

I'm watching this on hulu and OMG!! There are so many commercials that I feel like nothing is happening. I don't understand how they can expect the audience to sit through so many commercials. Anytime I think the story is about to have something happen, cut to commercials. So, not a lot happens in this story. It could be interesting, but if watching on hulu you will spend at least the same amount of time on commercials and feel like the story is spinning its wheels.

I usually love stuff like this. I loved Copper, Murdock Mysteries, Whitechapel, Deadwood, Miss Fisher's Murders (absolutely love), and many more that I cant even remember. But something about this one just doesn't flow properly. The dialogue feels more like actors reading plot turns to keep the story moving rather than authentic interactions between characters. Very very dry and contrived series. Also, completely lacking charisma. There are no genuine smiles, only snide remarks and insincerity. And the dialogue is never anything but whining.

The ignorance this poor girl had to deal with is so typical of American culture. Manipulating victims is a cultural sport. But the people who need to see this never will. It is so tragic and realistic. This is happening every day in our schools, our police departments, etc... We have a culture if beating women when they are down. A woman can only get sympathy if she is perfect.

I enjoy this show. It is a welcome change from modern police procedurals and it does not borrow heavily from the style of British period series. Instead, it has found it's own unique pace and character. It reminds me of something made in a more innocent time.And I like the way Murdoch's world develops into a rich mixture of historical figures, historical events of social and political importance, and allows us an entertaining glimpse into our past. And it does this in a way that is all very satisfying and even pleasant. Murdoch Mysteries manages to cover the same classic morality tales of other popular crime shows, but it does so without overwhelming us with anger-inducing injustices, depressing and oppressing story lines and overly sexualized characters. The cast works together to overcome their challenges and is always striving to be better; which makes for a generally positive, feel-good and satisfying audience experience. The accents are consistently unskilled but the dialogue is well written.

i like it but I wish they didnt hire Olivia Williams as a significant character. She gives a scene nothing. She is pretty but she has no charisma, doesnt have any emotions and just sucks the life out of a production.

Great movie. I can understand how a modern audience might have trouble wigth it. It took me 2 viewings to fully appreciate all of it. But I still loved it the first viewing. I usually hate movies where the story is just one bad turn after another. But this is different. It is safe to watch and also very entertaining/interesting. It should be depressing but it is just such a pure study of man, the violence in manhood in competition, in the structure and hierarchies that we choose to impose. The harshness of it is like being a young girl in a tough world. That constant feeling of others kicking down, people one upping you, that same harshness day in and day out. it's funny because in the story when either of them complains just a little, they use gendered insults. The only other time women come up is in the context of responsibillity or sex. This story is of a man's world. Even the image of a woman is dislocated from reality. But that is just one small aspect. The story is about men and their choice to find pride in toxic behavior.

Since when did "entertainment" turn into depicting one terrible thing after another? The scary creepy stuff was cool but the child abuse and other stuff wasn't.